lemoncompress

A whole shoot, squeezed before upload

Shrink every file in a shoot at once, with quality you won't notice moving — then upload faster and use less of your allowance. Your originals never change.

Whole-shoot compressionQuality stays putOriginals untouched
Winter wedding · 1,240 RAWsprepped
Before38.2 GB
After21.6 GB
-43% · quality you won't notice moving · originals untouched
how it works

Squeeze the upload, not the photos

Select the shoot

Point it at a whole delivery — RAW-heavy or JPEG — and it takes the whole batch at once, not file by file.

It compresses at export

Size comes down without visibly touching quality, because the compression happens on the copy going up, never on your sources.

Uploads get faster

A 38GB shoot becomes ~22GB — meaning quicker galleries, quicker transfers and fuller allowance.

Originals stay exactly as shot

Nothing on your disk changes. Only the upload copy shrinks.

deliver & sell · the squeeze
LemonCompress

Hold the whole shoot, without the size

Shrink a whole shoot before it goes anywhere near an upload, without visibly touching the quality. Your RAWs and exports stay faithful where it matters, and take a fraction of the space.

  • Shrinks a full shoot before it reaches an upload or your storage
  • Compression tuned so the quality stays visually faithful
  • One pass over the folder, not zip-file guesswork
hover the bars to see the squeeze
Before / after−68%
before2.4 GB
after0.8 GB
qualityuntouched
what it buys you

Same shoot, better numbers

Smaller uploads

Whole shoots come down tens of gigabytes — faster to the gallery, faster to the client.

Faster handoffs

Less to push means live galleries fill sooner and transfers leave sooner.

More of your allowance stays

The space you don't spend on one shoot is space available for the next.

Originals untouched

Compression only ever touches the copy that goes up — your sources stay pristine.

made for the way you work

Where compressing a whole shoot pays

wedding

Wedding day volume

Twelve hundred RAWs compressed before the gallery sends — the evening upload becomes a quick one.

event

Event same-night

Live galleries fill faster, so the QR goes up while the night is still happening.

slow internet

Slow connection studios

If your upload pipe is modest, halving the payload is the fastest speed upgrade you'll ever get.

budget

Storage-squeezed months

Big back-to-back jobs stop eating the allowance before you've finished the second one.

honest numbers

Pick a plan, not a spreadsheet

Start free. Upgrade whenever a client actually pays you. Annual billing takes two months off every plan.

MonthlyAnnual 2 months free
Solo
Galleries and clients
£12/mo
billed monthly
  • Galleries and sales, 0% platform fee
  • Client hub and file transfers
  • Unlimited projects
  • The CRM, without automation
  • 25GB storage
Choose Solo
★ everything a solo studio runs on
Pro
Automate the studio
£24/mo
billed monthly
  • Everything in Solo
  • Automations and email marketing
  • Instagram DM automation, coming soon
  • Lightroom plugin and custom domain
  • 100GB storage
Choose Pro
Growth
Everything, with AI
£30/mo
billed monthly
  • Everything in Pro
  • The AI suite
  • Every tool included
  • Team accounts
  • 500GB storage
Choose Growth
Studio
Full control
£67/mo
billed monthly
  • Everything in Growth
  • Bring your own storage and keys
  • Higher limits on emails, research and AI runs
  • Priority support
  • 1TB storage
Choose Studio

Free

Client galleries, 8GB storage, the full CRM, bookings and contracts, 2 projects at a time, 2.5% platform fee on sales.

£0/mo
Start free
no spin

Questions, answered honestly

Just what the product actually does today.

What does LemonCompress actually do?

It shrinks a whole shoot before it goes anywhere near an upload, without visibly touching the quality. Your RAW or large JPEG comes down in size so it uploads faster and eats less of your allowance.

Does it damage my originals?

No. Compression happens at export, not on your source files — your originals stay untouched on disk, and what gets compressed is the copy that goes up.

Why is this worth having on its own?

Because storage bills and slow uploads are usually measured in whole shoots, not single files. Squeezing a shoot before it uploads is where both the time and the cost live.